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Feb 02, 2014, 09:23 PM
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So, my grandpa died 9 years ago, but I still feel a little upset about it. I still have uncontrollable thoughts about missing him. I feel angry at him for leaving me, even though I know that it wasn't his choice. I avoid thinking about him because it just makes me upset. I was in the room and watching when he dies, so I don't think that I'll ever forget the moment. I avoid looking at pictures of him when possible. Most of the memories I have of him are too painful to think about. I don't know if this is PTSD but I thought I would post it here.
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Feb 03, 2014, 06:06 AM
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It's probably more like prolonged grief, which is a DSM diagnosis for grief that lasts more than a certain time. It would be good to see a T who can help you move through your feelings of grief and get "unstuck".
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